uilocalnotification

Is there an easier way to edit, for example, the alertBody property of an already scheduled UILocalNotification ? For now, I just cancel the notification and schedule a new one but when the app needs to do this for 3 or more notifications, it takes long time to execute... If the documentation is correct, you can't alter an already scheduled notification. The doc states for -scheduleLocalNotification: : […] Because the operating system copies notification, you may release it once you have scheduled it. The notification object is copied by the system and not accessible via any (public) method.

I tried the Re.minder app and noticed that it can repeat reminders with custom intervals (such as every 3 minutes, every 2 hours, every 4 days,...). How can I do that? Jeremy Handel Thanks for trying our app! It turns out, we're not actually using UILocalNotification repeatInterval to accomplish that. Given it's limitations (only one NSCalendarUnit), we actually wrote our own scheduler. This has it's own limitations, mainly the 64 local notification queue limit per app. We essentially schedule and build our own queue, then fill the local notifications from that. Any time the user launches or

I am trying to figure out whether I can accomplish my goal through Local Notifications, or whether I need to switch to Remote Notifications. I'm practicing iOS 10 / Swift 3 by building an alarm program that plays the latest episode of a RSS-updated radio show at a set time of day. When the app is in the foreground, this is easy to execute through UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate's willPresent function. I just use willPresent to fetch the latest episode, and play it through an AVAudio Player. Of course, if the app only works in the foreground, this functionality is very limited. I would want

I'm developing a project that notifies the user every day on a different time from a pre-defined database, five times a day to be precise. My problem is how schedule all these times, 5times*365days = 1825 fire dates !! is it possible to schedule them all? any ideas would be very much appreciated According to Apple documentation: An application can have only a limited number of scheduled notifications; the system keeps the soonest firing 64 notifications (with automatically rescheduled notifications counting as a single notification) and discards the rest I solved that problem by setting a

My app allows users to set a number of reminders in the future. When the app lauches I want to know what reminders (notifications) have already been set. Can I read back the notifications I have set or do I need to store in my app (e.g. Core Data or Plist)? UIApplication has a property called scheduledLocalNotifications which you can use. Frizzo For Swift 3.0 and Swift 4.0 don't forget to do import UserNotifications This is working for iOS10+ and watchOS3+ since the class UNUserNotificationCenter is not available for older versions ( link ) let center = UNUserNotificationCenter.current()

I am trying to detect the Local notification settings for the App in iOS 8 for UIUserNotificationSettings , it returns me 7 as I have turned on all Badge, Sound & Alert. In the setting, I switch off "Allow Notification" , the app still return me 7 for UIUserNotificationSettings (Badge, Sound & Alert on). Is there a way to detect "Allow Notification " on/off? - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterUserNotificationSettings:(UIUserNotificationSettings *)notificationSettings{ NSLog(@"---notificationSettings.types %d" , notificationSettings.types ); if(notificationSettings

I am new to iOS development, but have created the app and I am trying to create a daily notification for a set time. Currently the notification executes once for the given date/time. I am unsure how to use the repeatInterval method to schedule it daily. What is the best method to repeat the notification daily ? any help would be much appreciated (Y). var dateComp:NSDateComponents = NSDateComponents() dateComp.year = 2015; dateComp.month = 06; dateComp.day = 03; dateComp.hour = 12; dateComp.minute = 55; dateComp.timeZone = NSTimeZone.systemTimeZone() var calender:NSCalendar = NSCalendar